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1- Jv. . - J' CHARLOTTE . DAILY. : OBSERVER, JULY 15,: 190G. A..' 15 .... . T , COMMEECE AND - FINANCE COTTON, BTEADV AT a' DECLINE Lower Cable, Xen Bullish Week. v ?. , Knd Figures and Mora , Favorable Crop Reviews Thin Kx ported Had o v-. Tliolr Natural Effect, , but Helling -. '., Waa no AirnrMwlvfl. . ( . . i. , M Tork. July 14.-Th eotton.TOSj'ket - opened ' steady t a aeetine of 1 ,to. 8 ' ! point In response" to lower cable, lest bullish week-end figures, anil mors fa vorMo' weekly crop . review tbun ex- pected and sold off during the middle '. o the morning to a, net loss of .about X' to I points. The weather map showed r- further rain In tha eastern and central . .belts, and celling here' wa not aggres sive, with the market 'quiet and steady "''.at -the declln. :, : , 1 . : . , . ' Receipts of eott6n at the" ports, to-day ; 'U agulnst 1.M7 last week and J3.2W r ( las year. For the week, estimated, , . OOCf ;agttlnt ,838" last' week and 103.715 last year: to-day's receipts st New Or-. leans 1,113 against - 1.6f0 last year; at liouston. 174, aguinst.tX Jatyearv July Alone Fairly Active at New Or- .C.--;.: ?, ( Jean.,. ' r , r . V New Orleans, v July 1---Cotton . pot . closed quiet and unchanged; total sales v. BIS hales on the spot: middling 11c. J . Futures opened quiet and steady, un- changed to i points net lower. The mar- ket was almost stagnant, price vnrla- , . tion being confined with the' exception .'V of July to a- radge of 1 points. Reports ,. of rains were conflicting, having but email effeot on the- market, and aentl- ment wes divided over last night's t. port or the world s visible supply. Th. closing was steady with Julv Y oolnts .higher than. yesterday, und the remaln der.of tha list i tp points net lower, ; . New Orlcitns Fnmrra. . " New ' Orlenn. July H. Cotton futures ;i closed steady. July 11.13; Aug.- WJM; ,-twpi, jei.- iu.3j; mov. io.!; Den, i, jn.i; Jan. lo.U; Keb. 10. 'bid; March 10.H. Nev York Cotton. New Tork. July 14. Spot cotton closed dull; middling uplands 10. 9u; middling, gulf 11. li; no sales. v uiures closed quiet. Prices ranged STOCK ilAKKIT A DlXO AFTAm. r . i I"' ii - Vi,- Board 'Room" 3ader Timidly - At ' U'ninted . ' to - Advance Vrioe'-''oit ' 1'ronixxt of Favorable Bank 8(aio- mont but Jound Alio Market IHviU- - tute of iteal Atmorpuve rower,- Now Tork, .' July K-No. .signinoance oai be attached to the sluggish and ln- consistent morcmcnt o( ' price1 In to day's dull and narrow market ; A favoft able bank statement , was generally j ex peered ana board room iraaent. attempt' ed to Advance price on the prospect.:. No serious selling pressure, was met on the sttiall advance.- But tner was sq fol low-up movement' and the traders., op erated only with the :. utmost caution amounting to timidity. ' When they at tempted to realise -profits .or early suies before the' close they roumi' the market a bar of real ' absorptive power a It ws of sailing pressure. .A condition of profound neglect was disclosed. This left prices close to tne level at which tney eft oft Just niaht.. The bank statement snowed lestornUnn Of rather more than lust week's loss In the surplus Item. Tiie fltUl&.uoo loan contraction was attributed to tne . week stock market liquidation and the excess In the cash sain over the preliminary . estimate wut credited to a correction oi in oiaci-epuncy in tnat Hem lust week. The market closed heavy. :, Total sales or bonds, par value. 60T,oqo. Total sales stock 211.700 aharea. Includ ing: tjopper m.boo; cotton on soo; Lxcomo- tlve 24.300: C. & O. Sue: L,. Il N. 1001 Southern Railway l.Doo; Union Puclilo U.mi Virginia-Carolina Chemical 1U0; moss-Sheffield 100. ' Scaboartl Air I.loe Stock. Baltimore. July 14. Seaboard commfen and preferred nothing doing. aa follow: i ;July ., Aug. j BvL . Oct. ' .. Nov. ., 'Ueo. .. Jan. .. Feb.-.. Mareb oper 10.18 10.31 10.38 10.41 High Low Close , 10.17 10.31 10.M 10.16 10.SX 10.36 10.33 W.41 10.37 10.18 - 10,3s 10.48 10.44 1041 10.S1 10.48 10.48 10.49 10.M .... 10.48 .... 10H -.. .. W Mb .. ..-10.3- tjvrrpool Otton. - Llvrrpool, July 14. Closing: Cotton pot quiet; prices unchanged. American middling .li The sales or the day were .000 Dales, of which 400 were for nec- uiatioo ana export and Included 6j0 ' Chicago ft Alton prI.. .. American. Receipt H.0U0 bales,- lpclud- : Chlcego ft Ureal Western lug 40O American. I Chiciigo & Northwestern . CLOSINU 8T0CK LIST. Adams Express .. . . Amalgamated Copper Anicrkun Cnr A Foundry American Cur c Foundry pfd.. ., American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Express American Hid c Leather pfd .. ., American lee American Ice pfd American Linseed Oil A merli n n Linseed Oil pfd American Locomotive American Locomotive 'pid Amerlcnn Smelting A Herng American fiineltir.g ft Ketng. pfd.. American Sugar Refining American Tobacco pfd. ctf Anaconda Alining Co Atchison Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast' Lin Baltimore ft Ohio Baltimore ft Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey Chesapeake ft Ohio Chicago c Alton 240 .t'a ! :- to no D0 17 38 08 HI 14-'-!i ll&W 12h twv, i: 11 9 7- ltlU 218 I rAH the twfet-advertised in thia space ; have beers' : sbld'ewipt"9W P:&-f?;We fc;thatja'bargain.v;f ' Alexander & gtirsed I " 1 Power Plants, Cotton & WcoleriTMill Machinery. Charlotte," North Carolina. ' COTTON M I LL MACHIN EBY. Stuart AV. CSamer; Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s.... ' renn. cv. jhs .. .. .. M Reading General 4a 100 Ht. Louis ft Iron Mduntaln eol. ta 1H'4 bu iouis uan jTrancisco ig. is.. St, Louis Southwestern con. 4s...... 7U Seaboard Air Line 4s..' 87 Southern Pacific 4.. .. ,. S18& Southern 1'aoiflo- 1st U cli. i Southern Itullwav is.. .. '.. 116 Texas, ft Pacillo lets.. '.. .. .. .... USH Toledo, st. u a western u old... c Union Paclflo 4s.' 4 10J Union Paclflo cv. 4s.. .. '.. V. S. Steel 2nd ta u 7 Wshnsh lsts .. 11 Wabash peb. B... 77 western Mil. 4s 14 Wheeling ft Itke Erie 4 8 Wisconsin Central 4 '. 8$ Japan. 4s ctfs.. S31 . Future opened easier and closed quiet end steady. July 5.8Si July-Aug. I.S2; - Aug.-Sept. S.73; 8ept.-Oct. 6.70; Oct-NoV. B.eS; Nov.-Dec. 5.ti5; Dec. -J an. 5 GS; Jan.- Feb...; Feb.-Murch 5.67; March-April (.O; April-May 6.7C; May-June 6.70. CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET. These price represent the prices paid - to wagons: July 14. . Good middling 11.35 ' Strict middling 11.35 Middling U.35 Good middling, tinged .ll . Stains.. 9 to 10 PORT MOVEMENT. , Galveston, steady 11 New Orleans, quiet 11 Mobile, quiet IW4 Savannah, steady 104 Charleston, nominal . 'Wilmington, ouiet 10U Norfolk, steady 11 Baltimore, nominal 11V, - New York, dull 10.W) Boston, quiet 10.90 I'hlliidelplila, quiet 11.15 Houston, quiet 11 Augusta, steady H14 . Memphis, quiet .. .. 104 St. Louie, quiet U Cincinnati ;. .. 11 Louisville, firm Estimates. Jaly 14. To- Iael day. 1nr Houston 200 - 4(0 4,339 Interior llecelpta. July IL Tester- Ijist day. yenr. Memphis .. 98 Augusta 1,1X7 St. Louis . 453 Cincinnati ' 243 Houston 17J 4.4K7 Little Rock 9 092 Coiniuirallve Port Itecrlpt. July 14. li'3V 173H 12 ChlcMKo, Mil. ft St. Paul ChicaKO Terminal ft Trans. Chicago Terminal ft Trans. pfd..Ji4iM C, C, C. ft SI. Louis.. 91U Colorado Fuel ft Iron 44 Colorado & 8oulhern 32 Colorado ft Southern 1st pfd iu; Colorado & Southern 2nd pfd 47 Consolidated Oas 3i Corn Products IS4 Corn Products pfd 77 Delaware ft Hudson 2u"V Delaware. Ijickawannn ft W. ..47&5iiO Denver ft Rio Grande SN Denver ft Klo Grande pfd S3 Disllllcrs' Securities M Krlo 3SV Krle 1st pfd 7ii", r.rie ina pm s Oeneral fclectrlc nil Hocking Valley 12)rlil4 Illinois Central 170 International Paper Ki International Psiier pfd K' iniernniionni x-umi 4: International I'umD pfd.. Iowa Central Iowa Central pfd Kansas City Southern Kansas City Southern pfd..' Louisville ft Nashville... .-. Manhattan L Metropolitan Securities Metropolitan Street Hallway .. . Mexican Central Minneapolis ft St. ' IxuIm , Minn., St. Paul A Sault Bte. M... Minn.. St. P. ft Suult Sle. M. ifd. Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kansas ft Texas Missouri. Kansas ft Texas pfd... National Lead .' National H. H. of Mexico pfd.. .. New York Central .. . New York. Ontario & Western ... Norfolk ft Weetern Norfolk ft Western pfd rtortn American M4 24 44 4H4 140i 19-H 4 151 lb-9 3M 72 39 129 4i! 91 91j LOat Seed Ma(j65 Chic-sift) Grain and! Provision. Pacltlc Mall ; Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston "Wilmington Norfolk .. Boston .... Total Miller A Co.'s Cotton Lclter. Special to The Observer. Tester- day . 30 .... 1.113 . .. 2: . .. 575 Lli Pennsylvania People's Oils - , - ......... i , - . . M ij, i u i Pressed Bteel far nr; I Pressed Steel Car pfd i lull ma o 1'iiliiro Cur . 1.5C0 R98 S.5SI Heading Reading 1st ifl ftAuillntr 'fnA tfi Repulillc Steel 3 J Republic Steel pfd.... Hoik Inland ' Rock Island Co. pfd.. 11.7.'l New Tork, July 14. Although the end of the week ttuda prices only In points higher than lust Saturday on the now crop, and actually rive lower on the sum mer months, there Is no rmim to doubt that a considerable change has taken. filaee In sentiment. Crop prospects on he whole are undoubtedly f&vorable and public opinion has naturally been bear ! lah, but of late the continuance of rains throughout the Atlantic district, where rains are unquestionably a detriment, 'has served to make the market less of a one-sided affair. A healthy, robust man with a sore toe thinks more and talks more of hln sore toe than of the balance of Ills robust anatomy; so It Is that we bear a great deal or the unsatis factory conditions In the Carnlinas 'and eorgla, and will crfhtlnua to hear of them with variations for soino tlmo to come. Efforts to depress prices to ten I cents for the winter months nuve uni formly failed: It Is Inimnn nninn I X' therefore, to Jump to the conclusion that y It will be easier to advance prices thun I iii unprtw mem ana there Is a pro ;. pounced tendency to take the. long side p. for a turn at least. To-night's prices are ; about M of cent above the lowest and i- ' the argument Is that there Is alwuys V vroom at the top. ,i. There Is already rone-rreriible dlsctis- J...,, am io puMiomiie or the August bureau. - Owing to tne neeos of the manufactuHng world which demand a i) ; Digger crop than ever raised,-barring the jiviu-iu iwi nnn y.m, cnmoarl ' 5 !n" mr ""turally being made at tha v' ' mlt y?tr-i T,h? LVn c"dltlon was then .,,13. as;(tlnat 84.6 this year. July condition " filf' MLwWh,le ihl" vnr 11 de . f cllned to The steady .uninterrupted Improvement of the crop In 1904 made Jm" .iA "" A rcmarkttlMo i feature of the August bureau of 1904 M-waa-tftaehowe tmiform-and ex- "f t 1 . .5. ' ""PrUT""eni m ail states durv - "" " fjuiy xo say the least r ' Tm- fcrm"n.V:n be expected u --, m irr mu me' August bureau will prove a bull trmtm... i ..it ..r 1.1- . . . " Ijlvernool due tn rnm. imnk.MRA. . ', -; -V ' ' , . illji,H ft CO. - ,. Ilublnrd tiro. & Co.'g Cotton letter. special to in ubierver. 75 44 H7 mu 90 90 24 9J 61 ItublM-r Uooils. Rubber Cloods pfd Ht. liuls ft San Fran. :'nl pfd.... 41 St. lxiuis Southwestern suu in t 1 . . . . ' 4Ni 4 llii4 33 '4 97, 141 W ...... Mi Pfd.... 43 141 Us 8L Iuls Southwestern pfd nouinern pacinc Southern Pacltlc pfd .. Southern Railway Southern Hallway pfd.. .. Tenn. Coul ft Iron rfxus ft Pacific Toledo. St. Ijuie. ft West.. Toledo, St. Louis A West. t'nlon Pacific Union Paclflo pfd.. .i I'nlted States Kxpress'.. .. t'nlted Ststes leather.. .. I'nlted States Leather pfd. I'nlted States Really.. .. I'nlted Stales Rubber .. .. I'nlted States Rubber pfd., P. S. Steel r. 8. Steel pfd V.-c Chemical V.-C. Chemical pfd Wsbush Wabash pfd Wolls Fargo Kxpress ., ., Westlnghouse Klectrlc ... .. Western l.nlnn Wheeling ft Ijikn Kflo .. WIscnnNln Central Wisconsin Central pfd.. .. Northern Pacific Central Leather .. .. .. 4. . Central Leather pfd.. .. ,. Sloes-Sheffield! .. ,1 Great Northern .. ., .. . lnterbturough-Mrtropciltan . InterboroughrMet. pfd.. .. , - ,7S .... W .... 10U . .. S3 ... .. 31V, . .. I'' .... 1KT4 . .. 44 .270J0 . .. I5ir . .. 91 .... KV4 .... 44l . .. 1W .... iit .. v .... 89 .. 2WiV4 -.. .. 74 ev Tork Produce. New York. July 14.-Flour dull but toady. Minnesota patents 14.30 to 14.60; do bakers I3.4& to Ki.tfc; winter patenU (4.00 to SI.30. live Hour dull 13.45 to 14 'U Corn meal steady, fine 1120 to $1.26; raorse 11.10 to $1.12; kiln dried $2 to Rvs dull: No. 1. Western invt- Wheat steudy; No. 2. red 84 elevator. Options Vt to H nst higher, May-Hi7 Julv MS: SeDt. Si: Dec. 8Hi. Corn barely steady. No. 2. wst nominal glevator. Options net lower. July tn; Sept. Dec. 57. Gats 4.1 to 43H. Market quiet liecf steudy: family $10 to $10.50; me U to $1150; beef hams $L'1.00 to $22.50. Cut meats firm:, pickled bellies 11 to 1314: do shoulders 8 Si to ; do hams 12 to KL. Ijird oulet; western prime ss.oo to $9.15. Refined easy: continent t9.56: com pound 7 to Pork firm: family lis.w: short clear $17.00 to $18.75; mess $13.50 to S19.0U. Tallow steady; city 4 15-16; country 4T4 to it. Rosin oulet $3 85 to $3.90. Turpentine quiet 58 to 60Vt. Rice stesdy; domestic 3H to tSi. Molasnes steady: New Orleans 30 to $3. Coffee, spot Rio quiet; No. 7, Invoice mini sirnay. coraova s to l.'v. f u tures quiet, unchanged to I points up. Sugar, raw steady;, fair refining $7-8!; rentrifuirnl 3 23-32: molasses lumr 2 31-32. Refined steady; mould A. $6.05; cut loaf l: K cnnfectloncrs A. t.: crushed 3.40 IMiwdered $4.8o; granulated $4.70; cubes 4.!'o. Hotter oulet, unchanged. Cheese firm, unchanged. Kggs firm, unchanged. Potatoes steudy, unchanged. Cahbnge easy, unchanged. Cotton seed oil wss moderately active nt eusier prices. Offerings more liberal. Prime rrude f. o. b. mills 26 nominal, early new crop. Prim summer yellow K to 37m prime white 43. Prima yah low 4.'. Baltimore Prodncc. Raltlmore. July 14 Flour quiet, un rhanged. Wheat firmer; npot contract 79; new Southern by sample 63 to 78. Corn dull; spot 57. to Southern white 53 to SO. Oats quiet; No. 2, mixed .4m to 42. Rve nulet. Mutter steady, unchanged. Kggs firm 17V. Cheese strong, unchanged. Sugar steady, unchanged, CHARIOTTE PRODUCE M Ait KET. (Corrected daily by J. W. Zlmmermaa Company.) Chickens Spring 12 4725 Hens Per head 36 040 Ducks 36 Kggs 15 Rye so Corn 75 4J774 Cotton Seed T2M On ts Feed 56 4967H I . ' . . " of Charlotte; H. P. Bell. Mooresvllle; Flak Wagner, Troutman; T. E. Wltherspoon, Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Fleming, Salisbury; Ml.ss Sallte Bar low, W. K. Bison, Tarboro, 8. C; 1. S. T. Crowson, Ada Ingram. S. T. Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore, Taylorsvllle; Mr. and Mrs. F. S3.. Sloan - and son. Kalelgh; Walter Fargls, Spenoer; O. K. Lackey. Hamlet;' Misses Pattle and Othelta Beckham, S. S. Chaudley. Marshall; Mr. and Mrs, B. W. Moseley, Green ville, N. C; Miss Henderson Croft, Mis Thornwell, Fort Mill, H. C; D. B. Fltxgerald, Mrs. E. ii. Fitzgerald, Thomasvlllej Miss Fannie Robinson, Matthews J. Knox, North Carolina; J. Q. Musgrove, Chicago; .Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hughes, child and nurse, Lan caster, 8. C., Mr. L. 1. Wltherspoon, Mrs. J. R., Ralther, Junius Gaither. MIB Stella Campbell. Newton; Mrs. Ells, Stirewalt and Mi?a Edna Stlru walt, Davidson. A aOO-POUND SI1AHK. ENQINEER AND CONTRACTOR. WAIN O'FIOIt SOUTH TRYON T CHARLOTTI. N. O. WHJTIH Revolvlnjc Flat Cards, ' Railway Heads, Drawing- Frames, 5plnnlrig Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Quillets and Reels, Looms, COMBERS . 'fawn. '1 ' SMAMON tmtti STOUITASLS BUIUDINa. . ATLANTA SA ETC., ETC. 5fbbbers, Raving Frames Intermediates, Jack Frames Aatomatlc Feeders, Openers And Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate and Finisher Lappers, Klrschner Carding- Beaters Thread Extractors, Waste Pickers, etc Raw Stock Dryers. ETC.. ETC. July 14. WHEAT- . High Low Clo May 33(4 83 3'4 July 7R4 77S 77 Sept 78 TK 7H lec 7974 904 CORN- Mav M 49Vi 4S July 62i 51 61t Hcpt 62l 51V 51'Z !) 49 49 49 OAT8- Mny , .. .. 38 87V S7 July ' 38 38 38 Sept, Sin 35 35 Dee 3'i 36 V 3514 PORK- Jn 14.86 Julv 18.S2 18.50 18.2 Sept 17.35 17.30 17.30 LARD Jun .. $.32 July 8.97 Sept 9.10 9.07 9.10 Ort 9.16 9.13 $.12 R1H8 Jan 7.83 July 9 47 9.42 9.42 Sept 9.43 9 37 9 40 Oct 9.20 9.17 $.17 Naval Store. Wilmington. July 14. Stlrlt turpen tine nnn m; receipt cssks. , Kesin m tntng going; receipt 3.'1. Tar firm $2.00: receipts 1. Crude turpentine flrmUTJ. $4.30 and 14. w; recoipts 11a New Trtrk, 'July 14 -LIverpool rermrfj le Of 8.000 bales nL nmin. , uu in.. 11 ... . -"", m'iiou sutures open ' t AJ ,l j.1'.nt "n' on the near and i-""" wiiii,' nil n, oisiunt. qui.i, 10' on tha 1litn . cinuj Uee.-Jnn. S ol ,a X kk , t .... , -ft' j1f-Jn. 6.7 1 Chir market opened J J1 f Pocemher at 10.4(1 to 10,47, J?.JfK-m'. Effor t advanee the market . further' to-day were lacking and outside buslnes was very limited, v" -" " ' -. Liverpool was unresponsive and wIkh ' st the dei-Une were steady. The decline was small, the, demand light,, offerings moderate, the market - Uatles. Some compkilnt of small plant snd excessive i .r, I.! X,f .m ln" Antle State nd these hud' prices,'- - -. - . HPnnAntv Bnoa a co. tnLL INTKRKST UiNr, . . - Every-person should know that good . health Is impossible If the kidney are deranged. Foley' Kidney Cura . will eure kidney and bladder disease tn every form, and -will build up and strengthen these organs so, they will perform their functions properly. - tin danger of ...., w r iiiHiM-i 11 f oier e t Kinney of -to takes In time. IL H.4 . joroan mm v u. ' NrW TORK HOND8. tT. fl. refunding 2s, registered , It, 8. refunding 2s, coupon ,. ., Ti. 8, is,, rnglstered .-, V. S. 3s, coupon .. ., .. t. ,. ., IT. 8. Old 4, registered .. .. ,, U. S. Old. 41s, coupon .. IT, 8. New 1 4s, registered IL M. Haw .'ii.-COUpon...., .1J9 American Tvihafco 4s. American Tphaceo s.. Atchison general 4s. v ., ,j ,, Atnhlson adjustment 4s... .. Atlantic Coiust Line 4s Knltimnre AlOhlo 4.. ... ,. . Baltimore A, Ohio .. . Brooklyn R.' T. cVr ,. Central of fleorgla 6a., Central of (teorgla 1st tne,. Central of Qcorgla 2nd Inc., , Central of (Jleorgla 8d Inc., , Chesapeake Ift Ohio 4. .. vnicago Alton ,. .. Chicago, H. A qulncy new 4s.. .. -. Chicago, R. 1. i Paclflo it, It. 4a,, 104 .. 104 .. lrj .. l(tt .. 102U ... 102 a B 77 111 l'2H 96 94'i iiih m M '87 17S 77 97 ISHfc Savannah, (Ta , . July 14. Turpentine quiei tn4: sales auv; receipts 1.J04; snip ments i.mk. Rosin firm; sales 1,80s; receipts t,$36; shipments. 1.308-. stock 71.6M. Quote: A h c i; 36 to ) w; u ;!..; B $3.. to u 11 . id: i 4.n k K.95 $1 40 $4.75. V $4.00; M $4.50; N $4.60; W O $4.; W W The Money Market New Tork, July 14. Money b on call nominal, no loans. Tims money easier; no days 4V,; 90 days 4H; lx months. $. iTime mercantile paper 0 10 v; sterling wim miisi iMialneaa In mils HI I4K4.IM to 1484.00 for de exchange steady hsnkers mand, and at $481.76 to $481.86 for SO day Mils. Posted rate $4W'4 to 44hTV1. Coin meralal hills $4Kiu to $481, jpnr atvar ee. Mexican dollar (0. 7. . ' TTe Pry floods Marlcn r New Tork, July 14,-Th weak In the dry goods market closed strong, with some evidence 01 payers operations vis ible, - The -regular- fall traoe is expected to be In full swing during the next ten (lays. Prices have been firmly maintain ed and fit some line bav an upward i.nueiti 7. Chicago. R. I. A P. It. R. col. 6.'. C, C., C. ;St. Iioul gen. 4s, .".'..- loo1 Colorado Industrial 6 B"r, 'A. ., . 76' Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. D...... 76 Colorsdo Midland 4.. ,. .... ., ,.., ' 71 Colorado A Southern 4s.. .. ..HKL Cubas s...',.. ,. .. .. , '., . . infAi, Ienver A (RIo flrande 4. loti- JllstlllersT Securities Is.. 1 .'. v.i... ." Krle primr lien 4,...; .'. .... J Krle General 4a.. 1 ,,..,,. .' so Hockinsr Vkllev 4Us.. .. . .. inf,Ti Japan ea., ....... ,. ...... mm. Jaosn Ma 2nd flerlaa .. .. .t '..' vtfj. Japan 4's ctf ...,,,,.,..,,.,,, ?1'mii trtm vim jiu nm-ien.,'. , si xitilsvllle A Nnsh, VnlMed 4s., .... lm Manhsttan oonsol gold 4s..' im Mexican Central 4s ,, ., .. 7 Mexlouh Central 1st- Ino...-., .i., '17 Minn. . A St.. Louis .. l. :o Missouri,, Kansas A Texas 4s.. Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 2nd.,. ,,- "iini jv t. oi Megien col, isew x rnx t Near Jersey Northern j'aoifio 4s.. , -,, 7r.r lo4 Northern I'neinn .'. .: ... ... lutd (Norfolk Western consol 4s' .. .. I. It. Of Mekien col. 4S.. i 83V Central sen. s. .. . w.vj 'V Central' gen.-....;..,! in ncnnyiNa(TO iiiddextte. Iarge Number of New flaeata Itrls. u-r , at avis wnite Hulpliur - ttprinaa. - t- ; ',.' ;.f-v , , Special to Tha Observer.. , ; , Hlddonlte, July 14. The register at DavU' White Sulphor Springs show many new arrival during tha . past week but still there Is room for more people... There has been an average of $0 people here during tha : past week.' Following are some of the recent arrivals: James 11. Simpson, William Brady, R. n. Clerk, Catherine C'opelsnd, Flake Steele, C. B. , MorrU son,'e2oohy. Fry, Mary Lewis, Mary Louis Miller, Lucy Rica, Pearl Alli son, , Mr. 1 XV J M. Honnwr and ' ehlld, Mr. and Mr. A. . P. Barron. Hassle f Miller, Mr. and Mr. J. U Sloan, M, Q. rry Aire. j. , ry. Mr, j. n.. roster, A. . A. , Turner, . of Stateevllle; Mrs. Clarence a, Wearn. Mr. Jemeg E. Weam, Mra Arthur H. Wearn, Master James Wearn, E,' L. Keerans, Itev. William, Duncan, Mrs. funderburk, E, B. Held, eon and daughter, Hanna McLaughlin. Willie McLaughlin, Jlrycie Mclaughlin,' Orler" Wallace, Mary McLaughlin, Paulina Orr, Mary Moody, Mory Ilenay, Mrs. t' 4 Nonij and son, Elizabeth Koblnson, It Ws Caught by Gucnts of the At- lantrc Hotel, Morclicud City lleli Ing, Iioatlng and Card Parties I'nr nloh Amusement for .Muny Iteceut Arrivals. Special to The Observer. Morehead. City. July 14. Mr. Leach, or High Point, and Mr. Mof- fltt, of Asheboro, have the distinction of making the catch of the season. They landed a shark about seven feet long and weighing In the neighbor hood of 200 pounds. It was brought to the hotel pier and viewed with a great deal of curiosity. The fishing conflnues unusually good. Mr. Ken nedy, of Falling Creek, caught a very- fine lot of sheep-head this week. Mr. Finlay Williamson, of Burlington, Is another good fisherman and spends the best part of his time on the water. The sailing this week , has been splendid. Every night and all through the day sailing parties arc In order. Mr. Latham Morehead gave one ln honor of Miss Stuurt Jones, of Charlotte, this week. Dr. L. M. Humphrey and Mr. Lotte Humphrey gs,ve a delightful surf party, and after a dip in the ocean, lunch was served. Miss Carrol Gray, of Raleigh; Miss Raeul, of Atlanta; Miss Georgia Creek, of Ooldsboro; Miss Mabel Kase, of Greensboro, ami Miss Wil liamson, of Chsrlotte. have been among the hostesses this week. They entertalned their friends by giving sails. Mrs. Raeul, Of Atlanta, gave a charming card party Wcdncsday mornlng. There were eight tables of six-hand euchre. The prize for win nlng the greatest number of games went to Mrs. Jarvls. of Qreenvllle This was a fancy work apron. Tfte consolation, a hand-painted blotter, waa drown by Mis Hutiain, of 8m ervllle, Tenn. Mlse May Harvey, of Klnston, received a dainty little prize to make up for the few punches on ner card. Another card party, participated In oy about 50 ladles, was given by Mrs Hampton, of Elisabeth City. The winners of the prlxes were: First prize, white silk parasol, hand-painted. Miss Mabel Kase, Greensboro; sec ond prise, hand-painted fan. Mr- Duffy, of Newborn. Thi consolation fell to Miss Laura Hughes, of New bern, and was a dainty faa Great preparations are being made for the fancy dress ball to be given Saturday night. The coming week promises to bo very gay. several parties are to bo given, and a large crowd Is also ex pected. Among the recent arrivals. are the following: Hon. and Mrs. Marlon Butler, Clin ton; Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hutler, Clinton;' Mrs. James N. Williamson, Graham; Mrs. James H. pou and family, Raleigh; Miss Josephine Gil mer, Wayncsvllle; Colonel W. E. Grny, Henderson; General T. R. Robertson, cnariotte; Mrs. T. J. . Dupree and family, Memphis. Tenn.; Miss Hobson, Somersvllle, Tenn.; Judge George Brown, Jr., Washington, N. C; Col onel James Holt and family, Burling ton; -Colonel Thomas Tate, Jackson, Tenn.;' Mr. Walter Tate, Jackson, Tenn.; Mr. J. L. Fleming, Greenville, i. c; Mr. ana Mrs. it. LAssiter, Hen derson; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hervey, New Tork; Misses Mamie Tillman. Durham; Mr. Julian Baxter, Atlanta. Ga.; Miss Dixie Leach, Raleigh; Mr. Clay Chad wick. Punta Gordn, Fla.; Mr. J. O. Roney. Durham; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Collins. Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams; Au gusta, 0 a. ' Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to have Banking Facilities la ad dition to those offered by local baa Its. THB First National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, With $1,150,000.00 Capital $5,000,000.0 Deposits $7,000,000.00 Total Resource Offers Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. Purcell. President; Jno. M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presi dent; Chas. R. Burnett As sistant Cashier; J. C. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Kecuiitlee WILMINGTON, N. C. Waahtngton, D. C, 408 Colorado Bldg. Cotton Mill Stocks CitEE.NhliOHO, N. C. Greensboro Supply Company, Mill Supplies and V ,r , Machinery Motors and Dynamo3. Steam and Power Pumps, Gasoline Engines, Iron Working Machinery. Wood Fibre Plaster Machinery. AT.-' a v'V'r' , Direct Representatives Ti1EBR0WNlLC0.si bB Day ten. Ohl RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. COTTON WARPS AND YARNS. BONDS FOR SALE ' Sealed proposal will be received by the Board of Graded Rchool Trus tees -of Ashehoro, N". Ci- until- July ZOth, 108, at 12 m., for, kn Issue of $10,000.00 iO-year coupon school bonds. Interest at t per cent., pay able semi-annually, September 1st and March 1st, at Asheboro; N. C, or In New York city. Denomination 1500.00. A certified check of URO on la to be deposited with bid. Authority, Chapter 41$ Private Actt f lAwn tor not," night I re served to reject any or all bids. Address: A. C. M'ALISTER, Chairman Board, Asheboro, N. C. No. 114 Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA, - - - - PA. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS 6-73 Leonard St., NEW YORK. COTTTON YARNS. WITH Fred'k Vietor & Achelia. JENCKES SPINNING CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS. CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Bplnners Solicited. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO. WORCESTER. MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOWEL. DAMA8K. QUILT, CABSIMERE, BLANKET LOOMS, DOBB1ES, BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS, ETC SOUTHERN OFFICE! CHARLOTTE, N. C ALEXANDER & OARSED. Managers. ETC, 0. A. ROBBINS WM. D'OLIER & CO., COMMISSION MKRCIIANT8 COTTON YARNS Tlilrd and Chestnut Sts. Mariner and Merchant Rblg. PHILADELPHIA. PA. COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS FOH COTTON MILLS, POWER PLANTS, GENERAL MACHINERY. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK Cotton Commission Merchants. NEW ORLEANS. IX If You Expect to Buy Gin Machinery for 1906, Write Us at Once for Our Catalogue and Tell us Your Wants Continental Gin Company CHARLOTTE N. C niCI1 -GRADE SPINDLE, LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE MILLER a CO. RANKERS AND BROKERS. 29 Iirondway. New York. Mcnihcrs: Nw York Stock Kxchnng. New Ytirk Cotton Kxnhnn(i Nw York Produce Kxchiinsn, Nw Yurk Coffe Ex- chnrige, Clikano Hoard of Trade, New Orlenn Cotton Kxchnnsp, New Orlenn Honrd of Trtidr, Phllndelphla Htock Kx cnmito, I.lvprMHl Cotton Ai-orlHtlon. Kxccutlve orders (or the Durchass or Bale of cotton, slocks, grain or provis ions for cash or on margin. Bpeclai attention to orders by mall. 'Phone or tHi-grHnh. . Hranch Office: llV East Main street. Rock lllll. H. C. , K. II. ALEXANDER, Manager, OILS Sconrea licit Oils and Grasses, iAibticatlnc Graassa, Ready -Mixed Paints Cold Water Paints. Agents Wattles' Irrn Compounds. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES t Net Tork, Philadelphia, Chicago, BC Lonla, Londo, IVssmI. Tarns and Cotton Piece Goods. G. Howard Wilson Norrle ScJIar ;!. -MEMBERS OF Nsw Tork1 Colton Exchange' Maw York Coffea ICihan U rirl.an. Cnttnn TTr,,A., Liverpool CoUod Asa'n., Ltd., FERNIE,' WILSON & CO., i COMMISSION MERCHANTS 3 Dearer Street Tork Prompt Attention Olrsn to the Ex f n ; cutlon of Orders on the , CORRESPONDKNCK eOUCXTCD. JAI.1E3 E. MITCHELL CO. . COMJMIMION MfeUCUANTg. Cotton .- tYarns and CJotton Cloths.: COWSrflNMKNTS fJOLlClTCtt. Fhlladelphla, 133 and 13 Chrtnat IL , v iwwton. Ha Mnmmrr St. , " Kew Tork Ii Leonard lu' ESTABLISHED 1180 C P ELLIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants MEMBERS OF The New Tork Cotton Exohange, New Orlean Cotton Exchange. XJvernool Cotton Brokers' AssocUtlon, New Or leans Board of Trade. Cotton Etchanjre podding NEW ORIJIANS Spcotal attention given to executing of order in contracts for future de livery of eotton In ' all the markets. CORRE8PON&KNCK SOLICTTEl). HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER BQUXRE, NEW TORK. MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex. change, Nw Orleana Cotton Ex change. Associate Members Liver, pool Cotton Exchange, ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur. chase and aale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence Invited. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Cotton. Yarns 7- LEONARD . STREET . 130 CIIE8TNVT 8TREKT 10 MONROE STREET . . - NEW JrORaV. 1'MlLADEIiPH IA CMICAUO William B. Charles COTTON TARNS. COTTON GOODS. AND COTTON WASTE. Offices i Charlotte N. C. Beaton Mass. and ntsteedata N. T. Mala Offlee -Amsterdam. N. T. CATLIN & CO. Oooualasioa MeroUaiita ' 8i9 and 347 Broadway, Nw COTTON . YAS?; All numbers, Skeins Warps, Cops and Oones - ' - COTTON GOODa BONNER &-BARNEWALL, INC. UANTJFACTVREItS , . ' Y'"' LEATHER BELTING -- w-a-ww au --sa-. v4 -. , SI Esst 4th St , ' Telephone IJli.f . O. XV. GODWIN. Mgr. ' .. ' ".' "';--..,.":.' Complete Stock I. Always ' on Hand for Immediate Sltlpmeai ' .Y'jttm' Y(Uk Offloal St'cmrtlandt . V:, ' ' . - Y ROND DEPARTMENT WAO10VUl0WlilRUI.tCmU' WINSTON. BAUCJI, N. a S -. BONDS AND STOCKS, - . We Invite : correspondence " Xroro partis desiring to buy ; or sell. -, - ;; .u. , t-Our llt v Of lnvetmnts - mailed upon appllcatloo. , - mfOMM W. MILS m. W" ' - syArsW ffif tn - .-4 1' 1" UJ, - i FY'.. V'' - - . .'
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